Finishes
Choose from a range of hand-applied patinas across zinc, pewter, brass, bronze, and copper, each developed to bring out the natural character of the metal. Because these are living metals, every patina continues to evolve over time, deepening in tone and texture with age and use.
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Finishes by material
Zinc
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High Polish
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matte,
medium texture
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antiqued,
medium texture**
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brass patina,
medium texture**
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copper patina,
medium texture**
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bronze patina,
medium texture**
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antiqued brass patina,
medium texture**
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antiqued bronze patina,
medium texture**
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antiqued copper patina,
medium texture**
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black patina,
medium texture**
Pewter
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High Polish
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Matte
Brass
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High Polish*
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NO Patina,
Light texture*
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high contrast
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antiqued,
medium texture**
Bronze
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High Polish*
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NO Patina,
Light texture*
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high contrast
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antiqued,
medium texture**
Copper
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High Polish*
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NO Patina,
Light texture*
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high contrast
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antiqued,
medium texture**
A clear coat may be added to any finish upon request. A clearcoat will preserve the original patina and texture, preventing the patina from developing with use.
* Additional charge ** Finish requires a clearcoat
Request a Sample
Request a cast metal sample through our Material Bank page. Samples are made to order and allow you to review our materials and finishes before making a selection for your project.
Cast Pewter Bar Top WITH NATURAL PATINA
Should You Clearcoat Your Project?
A clear coat will preserve your project's original finish. However, it will prevent the natural patina that gives living metals their distinctive character over time. The right choice depends on the material, the project's location, and your preferred level of maintenance. Our team can help you determine whether a protective clear coat or a natural, evolving finish is best for your project.
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